Sentence examples for hand advantage from inspiring English sources

"It is nearly impossible for a challenger to overcome two-to-one cash on hand advantage and defeat an incumbent". Not so, say Republicans.

On the other hand, advantage of the iterative solution is the possibility of its direct implementation in a real system.

On the other hand, advantage can be had from choosing the right mode for the application, and even sometimes making use of more than one mode at once.

Lennon argued heatedly with Levis backstage, saying the Sunnyside Skiffle Group had brought a bus full of supporters with them, and were given "the upper hand" advantage by Levis.

An alternative interpretation of the hand advantage focuses on the idea that the spatial layout of the precues may cause shifts of visual attention and eye movements.

When the preparation interval is below 1,500 ms, RTs typically indicate that hand precues are most effective (i.e., the "hand advantage"), followed by finger and neither precues (e.g., Reeve & Proctor, 1990).

On the other hand, advantages to this system are the ability to create single nucleotide mutations and clean deletions and the ability to integrate a single, chromosomal copy for complementation.

On the other hand, advantages of oral supplements are that the intervention itself is rather simple, takes only a short period of time, and is likely to be perceived as a relevant intervention by older people recovering from a fracture.

Republicans had a smaller cash-on-hand advantage over Democrats in the Senate, about $4.9 million vs. $4.4 million.

There are 17 Democratic-leaning districts where Republicans have a cumulative cash-on-hand advantage — and 44 Republican districts where the balance favors the Democrats.

The New York Times analysis of competitive races showed that Democrats have a cash-on-hand advantage in two-thirds of the races in play.